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The Ski Jump Towe r r
The Ski Museum Located inside the base of the Holmenkollen Ski Jump tower, the Ski Museum presents the history of skiing over the past 4,000 years, as well as the expeditions of Norwegian polar explorers Fridtjof Nansen and Roald Amundsen.
Akershus Fortress
Oslo's rich history is on display in the grand buildings and museums at this 13th-century fortress in the city centre. The fortress is also a popular recreational area with great harbour views.
The Holmenkollen Ski Jump is open 365 days a year. Here you will find two souvenir shops, a café and a ski simulator, plus free parking and toilets.
Viking Viking Ship Ship Museum Museum
Telemark
Grenland and the coast Towns, archipelago and islands, Henrik Ibsen and Edvard Munch, The Telemark Canal... The coast of Telemark with its hundreds of islands and reefs is a fantastic experience. Enjoy the boulder stone island of Jomfruland and the narrow alleys and the cosy shops of Kragerø. There is a multitude of gems among the islands that run from Brevik to Langesund, narrow sounds, beaches and harbours. Experience the nature from the deck of one of the ferries that traffic the coast. Skien and Porsgrunn give shoppers plenty of opportunities. Siljan and Drangedal offers peace and tranquillity in peaceful forests, fishing, canoeing and walking trips.
Eastern Telemark Enjoy the peace of nature. Enjoy the stillness by a small fishing lake, feel the joy of having climbed to the top of Telemark’s highest mountain, Gaustatoppen, and breathe the fresh air on a hike at the Hardanger Mountain Plateau. Listen to blues music in world class during Notodden Blues Festival in Notodden and admire the craftmanship of woodcarving and rose painting of the medieval buildings in the local county museums.
FLIGHT
6-6-2013 Beijing-Oslo
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DAY 1
Oslo
6-7-2013
Oslo Oslo Opera Opera House House
The distinctive marble and glass building in Bjørvika, Oslo, is home to the Norwegian Opera and Ballet. It is also a piece of art in its own right.
Here you will also get some historic glimpses from the Winter Olympics in Lillehammer in 1994 and Oslo in 1952. The Ski Museum is the oldest museum of its kind in the world - it was opened in 1923.
A new landmar for k Oslo
Oslo Opera has become a new landmark for the city and proved an instant success with both locals and tourists. In its five years since opening, over 8 million people have visited t he house and by the end of 2013 the total wil l pass 10 million visitors. Visitors grew by 20% between 2011 and 2012, From the outside, the most striking feature i s the white sloping marble roof which rises d irectly up from the Oslofjord, allowing visit ors to enjoy a stroll and take in views of th e city.
Heimen Husflid
DAY 2
Telemark
6-82013
accommodation
The Telemark Canal
• The Telemark canal is a 105kilometre long watercourse taking you from Skien to Dale n. Nostalgic and elegant boats allow you to experience cult ural history, bustling crowds and a constantly changing landscape. The canal still remains almost as it was over one hundred years ago.
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• • Price for three courses: 400-600 NOK
Souvenir shop
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• Traditional handicraft shop with Norwegian sweaters and other knitwear, blankets, arts and crafts, silk scarfs, pewter and rosepainted items. • Heimen's history starts back in 1912, and today the company is a production and retail organisation with about 30 employees
Transport between Bergen and Oslo
By train The spectacular train journey between Oslo and Bergen should not be missed. Many people consider the Bergen Railway to be the world's best train ride. There are four daily departures operated by the Norwegian State Railways (NSB) . Approximate travel time: 7 hours
The world's two best-preserved Viking ships from the 9th century are on display at the Viking Ship Museum on the Bygdøy peninsula, which also shows Viking tools, sledges, a horse cart and wood carvings.
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Norway:
The Best Time To Visit
The best time to go to Norway suitable for most travelers is early summer, especially the months of June and July. That's the time of the Midnight Sun, so you'll get very long days in southern Norway or even sunshine around the clock in northern Norway. And with the warm weather, there are many things to do and places to go in Norway. The months of June and July are also the time for Norway's highest tourism levels, so while all sights and attractions will be open, you will see some tourist crowds. So when should you go to Norway if you want to avoid the high travel season? May and September are wonderful alternatives of when to go to Norway and get lower rates - and the weather in Norway will still be mild enough for outdoor activities and sightseeing. For travelers, the quietest (and likely cheapest) month in Norway is October. The summer is over, but the ski season hasn't started yet. October can be cold and many outdoor attractions have begun to close, though.